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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
NETWORK CITY.

Father Ducey, OF st. Leo's Roman Catholic Church
In Twenty -cighth-st. went to the Sanitary bureau
Yesterday and complained that liquid filth from
stable in Twenty -nnth-st soaked into the pasoeh'
Of the church
Tho body OF a girl ago about nine, was found In
the East River at Montgomcry-st yesterday sne
had short dark hair and wore a spotted brown calico
drss.
Dr. cyrus Edison and his aids made another raid
ON the Hebrew markets east Of BOwery yesterday
and conscatcd about three tons Oh food UNIT for use
No report was made yesterday by DR.. A. L. Mac
donald on the cases of Drs SmawOod and Harris.
OF the Blackwells Island Female Insane Asylum The
report would have been made several days ago but
for the death of Dr. MacdOndlds mother.
Mayor Hewitt is expected in the city on Monday.
He has been considerably benefit ed by his stay at
Bar Harbor, and his physician advised him to remain
there another week, but he decided not to do SO be-
cause OF business awaiting him here.
Mrs. Laura Haughton has been released from the
Blackwes Island Insane Asylum because her niece
has signed contract to look after her.
The schedules of August f. Nolte in his assignment
to william Z. Stewart show his liabilities to be
S3,s71, assets $685.
Postmaster Pearson informed yesterday that
the steamship City OF NewYOrk arrived at san Fran
cisco on Thursday with malls from China and Japan
Including mails OF Hong Kong and Shanghai, July 3D.
and Yokohama, August 2. These are due TO arrive
here for first carriers delivery next Thursday
Now that the new season has begun large receipts
are the rule at the panorama of the Mernmac and
Monitor Naval Battle, caused by the influx Of out-of'
town visitors.
At the New-YOrl Office Of the Long Island Railroad
Company the superintendent said yesterday that he
knew nothing OF the rmoTed difficulty the road CD
account Of the filming Of an engineer and conductor
SO each because Of a collision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20

heat easily moderate time The second heat was rePe
ton OF the former, the favOrite winning In jog;
The betting was 10 TO o sarah b. Tor the third
heat The favorte led all the way leading ~
ter pole Brown TOOK her pacs
and Wakyr fast that he just nose the mare
ont winning IL too dark 10 hnth the race
which was ordered 10 concluded In the morning al ~
O'Clock ,.,...o, M
Gossip IT, The gift for the pacing King VINO aa
extend himself To beat the hors
winning in straight heats tie last in fast time OF Zlth
This virtually tho meeting az the unnnshed zoS Ss
ID conceded thing for sarah b. her nrNsf
alone preventing wind up oil AFFAIRS louAJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
NEW.JERsEY.

OEASGF.-Patrolman Henry EiseDberg arrested rufan
named Martin Hedden August and Hedlen IN resisting
choked nckcd and bit ITO officer. the lasrs hand being
badly laoerstsi Thursday the hama began TO swell and
compelled 10 bed Yesterday he was In
critic condition and blood poisoning WAS threatened
BLOoMPIELD.-A OF nianin Haskell. welknOwA
July by police officers and fined
tho sidewalk MI Haskell was indignant and pro
cured a Newark and constable Thursay
the Peace william Hsll and Policemen
James Foster John Smith Mr. Haskell has begun suit
for false arrest aud 81, 900 damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
BROOKLYN.

An unfOundcd rumor spread yesterday that the
Rev. sylvester Malone VI tho Church OF SITS. Feter
and Paul, Dying. lie has been III. from angina
pcctors for tlmc. but Is 50 far recovered tha'
he viii 60 to saratoga next week.
Mrs Charlotte Bates, widow Of the Rev Edward o.
Bates for many years pastor Of the Mariners rem
pie, died yesterday at her homo, No. AZ Stae-st, at
the age ofghty-one. Her husband ded last winter
Tho former Middle Reformed Church In HARRISON
St. which was bought In the interests Of the salvation
Army for $4,000 by Mons H. smith last spring and
wa. converted into salvation Temple has been SOLO
by Mr. Smith 10 the trustees of tho German Lutheran
Trinity Church for $50 900 So many complaints
were made by citizens living In the vicinity In regard
10 the noise Of the salvation Army that Mr.. smith
was arrested for maintaining a nuisance anu ne ue-
oided TO sell the property.
A loss Of $4,000 caused yesterday by the fall
Of two tnree-stOry brick buildings, at Nos. O4V aho
O5l Myrle-ave. the partition wall Of which had been
removed In making repairs. No one was In thcin AZ
the time Of the accident
While at work the fishing smack Napoicon' at
Van Drnnt-st YESTERDAY, Henry warner age eighteen
OF Rcd Bank, \. j., fell overheard and was Drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
IFRsFY CITY.

There IL no OF Asiatic cholera In noboken. GEORGE
VI died Wednesday from choerine,'
which attack Of cholera mOrDus with symptoms
srhty resembling these OF hsauc cholera County PhJs
clan Con verse IL was not Asiatc cholera
Timothy Dunn. Of No $50 Fourhst. was arrested at $50
yestord.y brutal assault Mrs Ann Ldlly .
widow claims DO his wife The ronan's head face
with and bruises and she was so
that shs scarcely able TO walk
Dunn married TO Mrs laly but shs In
.sttd that that they were married in ST.
Bridget, Church sir but Dunn destroyed the mar
rage Dunn he has wife living In Golden
AZ Tho caso will be and tho facts warrant IT,
Dunn viii prosecuted for bEamy as well AIrocous as
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races Long Branch, 50 M ,o.,.
ANIMAL regatta Yacht club for OYSTER ooats
brooklyn Athletic Club games De KaiD and
Brooklyn p. v,,,,. ....r,hrx N
Baseball match between With and KILN Assen'' D
United Labor party clubs. 3 p m
Music In Central and Prospect PARKS p. M ,torha,,an
Manhattan. arlem Browns baseball mateh' ""h"'''""
Athletic Club grounds, p m. - MA. ooo ~
Nonparel Ro wing Club regatta Harlem Hver E''o p Il"
Cricket matches in Central and Prospect rSrhs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
ORE For . WEEK AT CAMP GREEN

The First Brigade OF the NewJerssy National Guard GOES
TO to-day for weeks encampment The brigade
CON, ". OF the It md 9th Regiments OF Newark the 2nd Of
Hobosen the city and three battaions name
IN the Paterson I'd OF Bergen Cousy and Sd OF Or.
anee The Veteran Zouave GstlnE gun battery OF Eliza
bel also attached tho brigade The camp has been
named Camp on honor OF tho Governor The tents are
already stretched oncampment ground recently pur
said 20 DO the finest In the country
During there will bs reviews by General
Plume dvis0n commander and tho 0oVernor heBuar
army discipline will be enforced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
RrRGLAR EELrH MIKES 4 CONFESSION

George Felth the burglar who is held at the county
Jail in Bridgeport, Conn., for the burglary OF Fairchids
ewery several weeks ago. has confessed that be
was one OF the gang OF four who committed the crime
Feith opened the sate himself In ten minutes The
plumber was buried in Bridgeport for day two, when
Feith and got and took 20 New-York where IL
was divided far be learned he refuses TO tell
the names of hi. cOnfederates. lie claims they only
realized 81 200 from the job. The gold was melted up
and what diamonds that taken we're reset and
some were given Mrs. Feith. The burglary was COM
mitted after ) O'clock on sunday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
STATEN ISLAND.

CrFToN-The Richmond County Police yesterday arrested
twenty aborers snployed by tho staten Island Rapid
Transit constructing reste work on the extern
OF the local division Inc prisoners we're engaged In
a a OF Willowave Tor the
o They marched two In line TO tho
once o. Justice Cornell charged with manainn
pbblc obstruction The justice hold them on their own
TecOkniZanCe for further examination.
sIAPLKToS valuable horse owned by steven Loci wood.
OF Broad st. Yesterday from having taken dose Of
Rough Rats, Tho horse aken to blacksmith shop 70
a While the he ate oats which had
RonEh Iias FREQ tho stable from YER
The animal valued At $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
SAVED IN THE SEVENTH INNING.

THE NETWORKS DO SOME FINE WORK Al fhiLA-
pELPHIA-Two HOME RUNS BY COMMON
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 19.-The Philadelphias had to-dys
game with well in hand TO the seventh inning
when the Giant, scored seven muf by Farrar,
single by WEIGH hits by Core Herman and ward an
illegal pitch by Bunton and Connors home run hit over the
fence With the exception OF tins one inning Bunhtoh
pched with great effect Wech hit hard In the first two
but settled down afterward pitched good ball
Connors home made limo hits over the hight
field fence. The as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
LONG ISLAND

AsToRfA-JOhn J. Pulleier who II is said with
Oricer Joseph Brown. has returned. He
having eoed and accounts Tor his sudden absence by
that he has beon Visiting hs child In Newark MT
Bneer does deny that be and Brown had trouble over
brown. who Is sim missing Sir Brown has moved
from and ted the promises whore they lived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
DRUNKEN ANTICS or A BROOKLYN POLICEMAN.

benjamin f. Mcmahon is q Tenth Precinct policeman in
Brooklyn who acts wildly whenever he gss drink
He OF duty midnI Thursday and
should have reported again at m. yesterday Instead OF
sleeping lie spent his time Drinking and at ocloc
day entered dram shop at Myrteavo and Adams and
He'd iuouensve EnglshmaD, whom he shook
Mcmahon put and vented his wratt bootback
who however. was large enough 10 give him
blow McMahon sought auOthsr place for drinking when
had picked himself up, and whom liquor refused
decanter al tho bartender but mssed him.
pull on his clothes and At the door OF
the next liquor shop 10 arrested by Acting Captain
Baon OF the First Precinct. The prisoner trunk
that he did not know his name lie spent yesterday sober
ing up in a cell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
AUCTION POOLS,

First Rsce-Los Angeles S75 Geraldine Sl9; FauI Pas
$40 Belinda, SO; Lima. 81; CaDtOiet. So
Sec1n Rscs-G rsette Sl25: SaIoay. $50; Swift. s6J {;
Flageol-ts S4l Gray Cloud $50 oodcraft 1921 Unique,
SCI; Litircl SIS.
$50 Pomona SIP
FOurth RacoMs Ford $50 Efsbus 500 Doubt 800 Dudley
Oaks SO Frank Ward SIS Casset II Col owens SO
$40 Fac $40 Harry Glenn $40. MOdesty $40. Vsour
81, Hatwoo6 ST. Pat Dennis ST. Felix ST. Pat Diver ST.
Fifth Race-Quseh of Elizabeth. 500 Redsone s27. Gala
tine &27 Queen Brss S7 Frankie b. SIT. Columbns $40
earn sma $40 Nellie Van $40. Belmont 81 Manhattan ST.
Walt 81. Gold 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
HONE NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

nm 1r,nus Hotel-senator J. ID. Cameron, o., renlsS
vania ex-senator William Pinkney whyte Of Mary.s h
Ex-senator Willard Warner of Alabama Geners pPpnd
anderson OF Virginia and James Brosu
head OF ST. Louis Windsor Hotti-Ihe f,ha Rritsh
Navy Hotel Bruns,otekJames W: Barr y' Cleveland
Cole Of Buffalo Gfsey Heus-Genersl Austin
OF Corning Y. and General George Magee o.
N. Y. House-Chevaer +. de iesse "a'''hs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
DISCHARGED IN TIE PLAINTIFFS ABSENCE.

Police Justice Kenna IN the Second District Police Court
OF Brooklyn yesterday dschargei James A. Roach Ba
who arrested for sssautng William S. Smith OF
No 1872 Jefferson when the latter tired
oil the hOuse smith absent from tho hearing ho had
Baltimore TO get his mother 10 ako OF
dro1 of the breaking Of his home
suspclons OF his wife's hisy Roach testified that Smith
threatened u XIII him and the Struggle thoy rolled
stars AMI wee stll wrestling wheu the pistol dis
charged tho bullets wounded his fingers smith
cprroboraei 0achs testimony regard to her
threatening 10 Kill him. HeI brother law Joseph McGen
who took Roach the house. also evidence
Justice kenna said that In tho weakness OF The evidence s
could do nothing except discharge the defendant Mr
Smiths said his client believed when he away
that tho hearing would De aDeurnsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
RIVALRY THAT LEADS TO CARELSsSyESs

RIVALRY THAT LEADS TO ca RELBSSNESS
The rivalry between deputy In furnishing csrtn
Gates accident resulted yesterday tho
sending death TO the Bureau OF
al Statistics Dr. Herolds certificate stated that
Faustino Bartello. age sI. born tho United Satos
at ST. VlnCenrs from suooAton his father
having blown out tho gas No 1875 Bleeokors DR. Con-
that Fausus Besti born Italy.
bad died vncenrs Hospital from asphyxia, tap In
At No 1875 Beeokerst having beon ioft open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20

The mother OF Dr. A. T. Macdonald, the general medi-
cal superintendent of the insane asyums Baekwels
and Wards Islands died at bis on Wards Island
yesterday. Mrs Macdonald had reached an advanced
age and had been living for the summer with her son,
could give her attention that her years
and condition required She had been sinking gradually
for days and all his time has been devoted TO
her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPoRT-Ths Board of Councilncn recently voted
steel iron bridge TO take tho place OF tho
lower bridge over the Pequannoek River The Al.
dermsn did and they are figuring on sruc
ture al 10 coat from $4,000 to 5000 900
yesterday 1857 dogs had been registered The
rate per head 10 ST. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20

Earned runs-Phiadelphia, = New YORK, O. Twoba'e
hs-Bastian. Ternsn. Ward and Welch Home runs-Wood
Double pays-Batian lrw rim and Frrar FIRST
base -Fogarty, Irwin and Ternan First base on
Philadelphia, 2 NewYo g. struck out-Andrers
FoEary. Irwin, Basan Iiernan Rourke common Richard.
son. Brown and WEIGH Passed bsls-Gunning, Brown
]. Wild pitches Bnfinton, 2. Tine-2 hours Umpire
Mr. Su
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
SATISFIED WITH THEIR BOARDING HOUSE

Reports Captain Smith, OF the Police Patrol boat was
making money the boarding house which he author
zed 10 keep board dscreded Police Headquarters
yest,rday Commissioner Noorhls, who visited the
the police there at tnor meals saa the
men appeared satisfied with the
fare Each policeman this boat pays Captain smith 50
board and the captain spends the money IN hiring
and buying provisions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

TODAY
sunrsss 5ll Sets oT Moon ssu4 1850 Moons age.
wArall
M-sandy Hook. Sl5 Gov. Isrd. S37 Hell Gate l02e
P.A-Sandy Hook. 1884 Gov. lard S5< Hell Gate lO&S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
NEW ARK

Marearetta Dew. five committed sdcdo early
Yesterday morn by hanging The woman lived with her
2ls Pond and about arose from her
bed tho and tearing asrip OF cal
leo from appended herself by 10 from peach tree
Tn. husband discovered her some tms sftewad and e the
until policeman To the house lie said
In exclamation well she cold and let her stay
there he leaves several children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20

nv Having male sure only boy had been
IIled py the gas Dr. Nage sent both certificates
to the coroner have correct statement Of the boys
name. birthplace etc, returned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20

|
GAINS AN EASY VICTORY
SARATOGA, Aug. l9.-Gleaner won tho Congress Han
Stakes great heat Of the year in hollow style Like
other important races this season IT was miseraoio
.arce and Tee Doe wi hdrawp which caused
the public Little Minch certainly. There was
plunge him odds OF to being
driven down to to3 To the amazement and GRIEF oil inc
faithful left at the post and OF course as
tanced which threw bin entirely out OF the race giving III"
chance 10 compete for the other heats
Emperor of Norfolk walked of with the tennessee STAKES
having been removed from his path The going
was heavy.
FIRST RACE-TENyEssEE STAKES. Two-YEAROLDs
sos EACH, 500 ADDED SIX FURLoNGs
E Baldwn's Emperor of Norfolk by NorlGs,M
D. A. Hong mig CHI c. Van Leland HarIiS
W Hendrie b. Pee-wesp lo3 ...........(Ann'on) .
B.,tlus-rmperor of NoTiot 70 Van Leland to
Hasoa E@9sTor Of No5tGIs sso a'dsia Masn'-
1s ssp s for aoasn stride, and place
who made the running to as aa as me co srns
over lbs opponents indifferent manner won in
before Pes,wsep. The going was heavy.
SECOND RACE-HAYDiCAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50 EACH,
5000 ADDED. lie MILES
Brothers br Brown Duke by Reform MansH
p torrisan's en- h Irish Pat los [lIa@n!Gn)
Keystone stable; br h. Himaaya lis...QsAac Lewis
+ ~ Bsry.S G So Sour Nash
Be,tn.-Hmalsya7 10 ~ IRISH Pt 4to1 Brown Duke
20 J. bel Mort, knight OF Eersle to l, Lucky b. 2
$50 Brown ID Duss o sS d ,s $40
N, y SE Gs e 5 %.e 1 nrO% Duke % o.
hauei him The latter not being headed again won oy
Ellerse third.
THIRD RAcE-CoyGREss HALL STAKES. S25 EACH. $500
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS. HEATS SIX FURLoNGs.
Hayden & Barry's eh. e. Cleaner by Glenelg Gong;
F. Scils.as Dr. Pear jennnf. aged, los aesn3
tiinn S@ N Little aneS sgsd i5 Ly|s
FIRST HrArr.uln nini l,o 1ndn ,os wahoo to
Glsaqer 70 Pearl Jennings l2'o Auction pOO'-Li''0
Bure5 and Telis DO. withdrawn Little Mincn was
Ilm out Of tie lace Pearl Jrnnns, ed TO
nsth Pearl Jennings second two lengths before wshoO,
sKcoxp HEA1-Be,ting Cleaner to g. wahoo Pearl
Jennings to Auction pools-Gleaner sl4O Wahoo sl21
Tie heat repetition first Pearl Jennings lea
Ing 10 Is s pr.sG n ss Sres before
Wahoo
fourth RAcE-PuEsE $500 SELLING. 1 MILE, 20
YARDS
j. Dunn Co.'S ch c. Chickabomny by Brennan. Emile.
Excelsior r9 s4o.s ch Nellie, aged. ii2-tvin on
Creole elsSng b. C. t.:o rS"
H. i g. J. PAT biyysf HAMS
Betng-Nette 2to l. H'eeoia to Leie1 tol. Chick.
psdH Hsi: .s Poi 9 s ad
ChlcF~hcminy made ronaTay race Of T. getting OF in
lie second. aiensth a a half before LeIsI third
FIFTH RAcR-HASDTCAP sTRRPLKCHAsE. PURSE $3.50.
ABOUT p MILES.
7. H. stevens. CHI. &. Warrington by War Dance Mamie
Lou hraE q Newman CHI. b. Abraham, aged 10.
Alderman q Goa b. g. Breytose aged. l2S.. tGreen(
McinsTn.y Som, J. r1,.i;q9 aged i27 iTsndsy.e
ID. Loyds CHI m Rose, aged. tMr Lloyd
1me-90Op
gsttns5warringtGn even ABRAHAM TO Paterson 5to
Auction p0ols-WsrringtOn $780, Abraham So. field $40
ana s for s; ,P@ By f1s
and won by lengths Abraham second,
three len gtLs before Breyi logic, third
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ARRIVAL OF A DUTCH WAR VESSEL.

IRRIVAL OF 4 UUICH WAX FESSEL
The frgato Queen Emma Of the Netherlands the flag
ship OF the American Squadron OF the Dutch Navy COM
IN nded by Commander Commys arrived here yesterday
from the West Indies ealutes exchanged with the
training ship Minnesota In the North River She will re-
main here about two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
AlnsuzcsasAA.

SUMNER SAFEGUARD.
DR. TOBIAS CK EBRATRD VENETIAN LlNlMRNl
WILL BE FOUND INVALUABLE
INTERNAL well az EXTERNAL USE.
Afording immediate relief TO per sons suffering
from CHoLKRA, DIARRHRA. DisENTERY. GRANTS,
STOMACH DISORDERS, &c, &C.
SEQ thousands OF certificates at 80 Murrayst
Sold by all Druggists. Price, rs and 80 cts.
AS a dressing and color restorer nothing is
70 satisfac Parkors Hair Balsam
Parker's u ger Tonic stron CITIZENS the lungs
F. g. w. L. g. w. L. & w.
"NIPsC" "NIPsc." "NIPsiC."
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
l55 West 63dst
Hsurs-su IL, 5tsL Diseases Of ths Nervous system.
Cents. Urinary Orsas. Impotence al stsrility
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20
LITTLE MINCH LEFT AT THE POST.
ANOTHER BIG RACE ENDS IN A FIzZLE-GLEANEH

> Doubtful starter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20

Alderman Goa g. Breyfose aged. l2S.... (Green)
II. Coh.ns CHI Pat Oakley 8. tMeaneyl
Mclnerney Sons Paterson aged l27 .(Vsndevser)
d. Loyd's CHI. IN. Rose. aged. l4l........(hr Lloyd
Time-30O5
gton even Abraham TO p Paterson TO
q Pat Oakley TO !. Rose to BTey logic 20 TO /. $500
pOols-Wsrrn gtOn 800 Abraham So field $40
Abraham led for fnIong and passed by Pat OAK ey
and Warrington Oakley bolted the chute ami Wa
rDg ay and by lengths Abraham second
three len gths before BrcyOgo third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20

FIFTH-MIRAGE STAINS. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-20

Bettng-Nette 2to Asceoia to LeeI to Chick
ahominy TO ]. Balance 10 TO Pat Diver IS to l.
Auction poos-Netilc $50 Asceola $50. field so
ChCkNhOmlny made runaway race OF H. getting on in
and leading all the He won by two lengths Net
tie second, leugt and a half before LeisI, third
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20
FIRE ALARMS.

The pool under the house OF Engine II is still
there.
Sam Wright Of Engine s. is great reader of
books.
new track should be located in the Fourth
district.
new FIRE box (21o) has been placed at The City
Hospital
Very little singing at No. Engine house since
Masker resigned.
Earnest Ramick has been elected Chief of the
Passaic Department.
Between Dan,Dinan and his banjo, there is plenty
of fun at Engine house.
Engine 3 is at Fire Headquarters. She should be
sent to the Amoskeag Works at once.
Since Moore, of Engine 2, has let his beard grow,
even the crate horse do ISN'T know him.
The Hoboken fire laddies received their new
hose carriage by parade last Monday night
Everyone pitied Mulligan. of Engine 4. when
they saw Engine have first water on at Box 3S.
The fifteenth annual Convention of the National
Association of Fire Engineers will be held at At
lanta, Ga.
The Department made quick time to Box SO on
Thursday morning and prevented what might
have been a serious confagratIon.
The ball to be given by the members of Hope
II Jok and Ladder Company, of Bayopne, next
Tuesday evening, will be the event in fire circles
in that city.
The supper given by the members Of Trnck on
Thursday evening was success in every particu-
lar and great credit is due to the committee hay-
ing the affair in charge.
Pensions amounting to $1s.6s1 were paid last
week to retired and relieved hremen and the
widows and orphans of deceased members of the
New York Fire Department.
Finerty, Of Truck l. is darling. He is working
for the eryno" every time and holds to it with
vengeance He doesu't even spend cent while
looking for BOX TO-" Ask him.
II is reported that Covert the Department car
penter, is going into the 'tonsorial business He
tha in tend start
ing a subscription list for the purpose of buying
him soap and cups.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20

made by Father Schandel himself, who has
remarkable genius for mechanics. He is
also an expert in horology, and has made
the movement for the tower clock on an
improved design of his own. He expects
to have the new church entirely finished by
next Christmas, and to have it dedicated on
Christmas day, when a more extended no.
tice of it will be given.
The total Catholic population of the par
isb is now estimated at two thousand, and
1t has doubled during the last five years.
About two-fifths of the parishioners are of
German descent, and understand the Ger
man language, although very few of them
speak it. The majority are Irish, or OF
Irish descent.
Rev. Father Schandel is yet young
man. He was for several years professor
in the diocesan seminary at Seton Hall,
South Orange, and has wide reputation
as philosopher and theologian. In man
ner he is singularly quiet and unassuming.
Both priest and people are to be congratu-
lated on the excellent condition of their
parish, financial and otherwise.